Religious Zionism Party Slams Feiglin for Opposing Balad MK's Knesset Ban
Sources within the Religious Zionism party have sharply criticized Moshe Feiglin for opposing the disqualification of Balad party chairman Sami Abu Shehadeh from running for the Knesset. According to a report by Matti Tuchfeld on Channel 14, Feiglin's remarks sparked anger among party activists and senior officials.
These officials argue that Feiglin's stance contradicts the Religious Zionism party's platform, which opposes the entry of candidates they define as terror supporters into the Knesset. Party sources described Feiglin's comments as "crossing a red line," emphasizing that the issue is fundamental to the core positions of the Religious Zionism party.
The controversy highlights internal disagreements within the Israeli political landscape regarding the criteria for Knesset candidacy, particularly concerning parties perceived as sympathetic to terrorism.
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